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Tag: Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings

Asim Rehman, commissioner & Chief Administrative Law Judge of OATH. On Thursday, November 16, the event featured Noel Garcia, deputy commissioner of the Special Education Hearings Division (SEHD); and Impartial Hearing Officers Daniel Hochbaum and Ashley Grant, who gave a lecture on Special Education Law at OATH.Photo courtesy of OATH

Brooklyn Bar Association sheds light on special education law and OATH’s role

November 30 | Robert Abruzzese, Courthouse Editor

The Brooklyn Bar Association recently hosted a significant seminar titled “Special Education...

Brooklyn Bar CLE helps lawyers navigate City’s Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings

April 28 | Rob Abruzzese

The Brooklyn Bar Association, in partnership with The Administrative Judicial Institute (AJI...

The corner house is 1423 Albemarle Road. Photo: Lore Croghan/Brooklyn Eagle

Around Brooklyn: Sen. Parker enters comptroller race

November 13 | Editorial Staff

Sen. Parker enters comptroller race Brooklyn State Sen. Kevin Parker has entered...

A street vendor was doing a brisk business on Monday selling hand sanitizer and surgical masks. Photo: Alex Williamson/Brooklyn Eagle

Price gouging highest in neighborhoods hit hardest by COVID-19

November 9 | Editorial Staff

Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP) Commissioner Lorelei Salas announced Monday...

OATH will text New Yorkers to remind them about their civil hearings

September 8 | Rob Abruzzese

The City of New York’s Office of Administrative Trials and...

Office of Trials and Hearings will hold virtual hearings for remainder of 2020

June 26 | Rob Abruzzese

The New York City Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings (OATH) announced...

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